Former dev, happy for the Waaagh!

[Mez]

21,000 by 42,000

Yeah, your brother is toast. Poor guy.

[Abolition]

Eh, looks like a pretty chill guy to me.

[Aquilon]

Hey! I'm a former developer for WAR...

Hello! And welcome!

Can you enlighten me, please, considering Game Industry's policy on product being developed - all the work is done strictly in an office or it's possible to grab some stuff to work remotely, if you're not an outsourcer?

[Mez]

..... or the Aristocrats joke punchline in the altdorf dogs end tavern. (If you stand in the tavern and listen to backround audio, eventually you hear someone say, "And I call it, The Aristocrats!"

Oh now I've gotta go to that tavern and listen out for that.

Dropped a youtube video of it in Media.

http://www.returnofreckoning.com/forum/ ... 183#p94183

[MattWaaghtring]

Hey! I'm a former developer for WAR...

Hello! And welcome!

Can you enlighten me, please, considering Game Industry's policy on product being developed - all the work is done strictly in an office or it's possible to grab some stuff to work remotely, if you're not an outsourcer?

Typically, game development for a major publisher-owned dev. studio means working at the office, however there are exceptions. I know that Mythic outsourced some of its monster models to an Asian art studio... but even there... the director of art had a trusted relationship with a reliable, well known out-sourcing vendor with that studio. It would be unlikely that one could work for someone like Blizzard, Valve, or Bethesda as a purely-remote employee relationship. But it all depends on what work you're doing. Typically, game dev is a VERY collaborative effort that REQUIRES being physically around your co-workers, but there are certain aspects of game development that might work-out well in a remote capacity. I can, for example, imagine a sound engineer for a smaller studio working remotely because his equipment and sound-recording environment works better away from others.

TL;DR - You need to work at a studio 99% of the time if you want to work for one of the big studios.

[mirrorblade]

Sry this was my wrong!

Line of sight, sometimes written line-of-sight or abbreviated to LoS, is the visibility (that is, who can see what) on the playing field in wargames and some role-playing games (RPGs). Many abilities can only be used on entities within a character's line of sight.

The keep walls cant stop aoe abilities, magus & engis pull to the other side( into the keep) and pets come in to the keep.

And have lot other problems but i dont want hustle
Thx the answers!

In the game movie/video had a humanoid(orc) catapult, Did you want planting or implementing to the game?

[Sulorie]

In the game movie/video had a humanoid(orc) catapult, Did you want planting or implementing to the game?

There were working catapults ingame, in DvG pairing and in GoE sc.

[mirrorblade]

missunderstand

I think the player catapult, shoot the players not balls:)

[Hienzwar]

Welcome to RoR Matt.

Great to have you here, one question I have is lairs, does anybody actually know how many there are?!

Kind regards,

H

[TenTonHammer]

missunderstand

I think the player catapult, shoot the players not balls:)

some scenarios had that

like ironclad i belive

greenskin ch 1 has it too